Under the patronage of Prof. Nancy Mohamed Fawzy Gamal El-Din, Dean of the Faculty, and the supervision of Prof. Taher Hassan Mohamed, Acting Vice Dean of the Faculty for Education and Student Affairs, and Prof. Walid El-Hady Sheikh El-Arab, Head of the Department of Tourist Guidance, the Department organized a scientific field visit to the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir on Saturday, October 24, 2026.

From Lecture Halls to the Heart of Egyptian Civilization

The visit gave students the opportunity to study a number of artifacts and museum collections, and to become familiar with their artistic and historical characteristics and civilizational significance, and what they reflect of the religious, social, political, and artistic aspects of life in ancient Egypt.

The visit also included learning about museum display methods and the organization of archaeological collections, and discussing the role of museums in preserving Egyptian heritage and making it accessible to the public, in addition to training students in analyzing and interpreting artifacts, and developing their skills in explanation, communication, and presenting historical information in a scientific and organized manner.

Academic Supervision and Field Training:

• Mr. Marwan Mahmoud Hamdoun, Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Tourist Guidance.
• Mr. Abdel Hakim Ali, Teaching Assistant at the Department of Tourist Guidance.

This visit comes within the framework of the Faculty’s and the Department’s commitment to promoting practice-based learning, linking theoretical knowledge with practical application, and developing students’ professional skills, qualifying them to work in the fields of tourist guidance, museums, and cultural heritage.

History is not merely pages we read, but a civilization we discover and learn how to narrate to future generations.